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Hi All,

I have a web project that uses maven. The src/main/webapp directory contains the file named ".#webclasspath". Could you please advise, by whom this file is used, what is its purpose? I have never seen such files before. This file depicts a list of paths to the classes:

../../core/modules/rtv/target/classes
../../core/dbo/target/classes
 
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Sergel,
.#webclasspath isn't a Maven thing as far as I know. Are you using an IDE? Or something else that generates code?
 
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Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I managed to cope with it finally. It neither belongs to Maven, Gradle nor to an IDE. It was our custom project file.
 
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